Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1887-10-26

that Echols pleaded greetly to the charges b
had PREFER against him.
. He raid he had lgsd him with voting 70
, O bill that was outrage on the people c
, Washington county, end that the court hat
thrown it out of court. He had charged tina
Echols had, in violation Of representativ
trust voted for extra compensation to clerk
and pages-that 1t had been voted down In
fail House. and that Is members had after
wards passed it. He said the Republican
were trying to make them do their duty b.
reading the Code.
ECHoL'S RKJoINDER,
Mr.. Echols then took the stand again :,
reply to Mr.. Yost, which he did in quite
spirited and effectual manner which excited
great Enthusiasm, and WAS greeted with hearty
applause by the audience. He spoke of th'
| unfatrness of Mr.. Yost in speaking in Demo
| cratic meeting when the Democrats did moi
Interfere in the Republican meeting. and sale
that so far as fair dealing is concerned, 1t II
useless to expect 1t of the Republicans. b.
was surprised that one elected to the high
position that Mf Yost bad attained should ex'
hibit such Ignorance as he had done. He
seemed to think 1t not only q strange but an
outrageous thing for bill to be passed with
out quorum.
! The inwardness of. this matter as to Fulker.
| sons connection with It, may be UNDERWOOD
when 1t is known that he was an enemy OF
Bailey. the President of the road. and antag-
onized 1t at every point. Ifyou want my re.
cord. said Mr.. Echos, addressing himseii
specially to Mr.. Yost. you can have 1t without
| sending to Fulkerson for 1t. he said ne nao
offered 1t TO Mr.. ost, out ne oid not want IL.
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nii'ionalres orinR their cos'iy Wines anu
SMOKE tneir ooiiar cigars anu get oo per cent.
ana the iaoorers 10 per cent. unoef the polcy
OF the Republican party Inc party win MA
none at It's neao must go GOWN. Inc people
will not vote Tor Mahone, or Tor tnose VINO Will
vote TOT MIN. Inc Republicans are ior ono
thing to-day and another 10 morrow. one DAY
they make great QUERY against coupons'ano
the next day tney are paying tnelr taxes
Win tnem- Siano py the grand oio Denocrat-
ic party that has wlthstood Inc storms OF BAL
tie, aud come out, one ana ALL ana vote ior
Ecnois ana CraWIoro 10 represent you IN Inc
Legislature.
CAPT. JAS. BUAGAkDNEh. 1R'
In response to calls. capt. Bumgardner TOOK
the STAND, g'eeted with storm OF applause
WINCH inoicateo MS poPoi@'hy. ne eApeoseo.
ne sald' 10 nave Inc pleasure OF nearing Inc
Hon John 1oode' VINO met the non IN MS den
ana never iai'eo 10 oo"n MN. from WHAT ne
saw to-day. ne was sure that inc DEMOCRATS
did not mean to al .ow themselves TO De de-
feated. Inc hepuohcan party is "eooeo 10
Malone. and ne rules II as tyrant. Even the
valley Vlrglnlah' acAno"ieoges Manohe 10
be tyrant. he mas gaiied tnen Win nisyoRe
unti' tney squeai'anu 'ne sofpfise is 'naI 'ney
stlIi iaoor W Keep 'n"' yoAe uPon 'ne peoP'e'
uvas The Rennb,icans charge the Democrats
as be,ng the enemy of the public schools. You
remember thew circulated picture REPRESENT
ing a Democrat as setting fire to the school
houses. Have the ool-houses been burnt
Since the Democrats got control of the Stale
in 1893 we have added 800 school houses 600
teachers. q 00O more pupiIs and s25 900 to the
school property. See that the Democrats be
brought to the polls Mr. Echols can succsss-
fnllv vindicate his oourse. He stands on his
record. His colleague Crawford is one of the
hest Democrats. farmers and gentlemen of the
county You have nominated them. nov vim
dicata the wis9om ,,f xour own selectton bv
GOING To the no,,sand elect,no them bv ,rt.
nmnbapt majority
cant Rpmoaroner was MAKING a. vioorop.
,oooh ,,ha, ha ,,,os forced r.. ,ono,r1e &c ,ha
Tho ,,eetino woS tho, J,ropobt tn q concyn.
sion when ;bs Darnsers,s were warmed mn
and en,brsed and tAa,, cont bome wa dopbt